Sponsor: Intel – OR

Date/Time:
Wednesday, September 18 - 8:00 AM & 8:00 PM (Pacific Time)

Our panelists tackle the debate between HTML5 and native code - which builds the better apps? Go inside the brackets to get beyond the fan-boy hype, and hear directly from app developers like Dan Bricklin, Drew Crawford, Dave Methvin and Mike Richmond as they challenge each other - and you - to take an honest look at the best way to build an app.

Date/Time:
Tuesday, August 27 - 8:00 AM & 8:00 PM (Pacific Time)

HTML5 Roundtable Series: Inside the Brackets - A series of roundtable discussions that explores the opportunities, challenges and best practices of cross-platform HTML5 development. Join the conversation as experts from Adobe, Intel and Evans Data discuss the opportunities and challenges of HTML5; why HTML5 matters to app developers and IT managers; and why you oughta care, too. All followed by a live Q&A.

This guide written by Intel & Mashery developers/security architects shows how an API management platform can securely surface enterprise data and services, enabling unprecedented productivity for employees, increased contact with customers, and new revenue streams from external developers. It provides real-world usage models and functional requirements based on production deployments in Fortune 500 companies, and includes sample RFP.

Independent industry security expert Gunnar Peterson provides the analysis and decision support that will enable you make an informed choice when evaluating Security Gateways. Describes security architecture capabilities, common business use cases, and deployment considerations.

Dan Woods, Chief Analyst CITO Research, outlines enterprise architecture requirements for designing, managing, and protecting APIs and how the emerging API Gateway "proxy" deployment model is speeding deployment across industries. In this model, authentication using OAuth and other lightweight protocols such as REST and JSON are all the rage but Enterprise-class security is still lacking. To present actionable solutions, Dan presents 5 core API patterns for mobile, partner, data control, and PaaS infrastructure with actionable diagrams and a monetization model for APIs.

Written by API Evangelist Kin Lane & technology writer Audrey Watters, The business of APIs is geared for business professionals within organizations seeking to learn more about what APIs are and what they are used for. The Business of APIs also aims to bridge the technical and the business sides of API development. This authors' aims are to help people understand what APIs are, describe who uses them, and to inform people about the different types of APIs that are available. You'll learn where some APIs stumble, as well as the building blocks for a successful API and how to spread adoption while fostering an API ecosystem.

Written by API Evangelist Kin Lane, this white paper is written for developers who want to fast-track the adoption of their APIs. The paper walks through the most common of these building blocks used by 1500 of the most successful APIs that are transforming every industry today. While not all of the building blocks are applicable to every API, Kin Lane reviews the most important factors that should be considered when planning a new API or deploying the next version of an existing API. The goal of the whitepaper is not to provide the details of implementing each of the building blocks, but to highlight the full spectrum of building blocks used by the successful APIs on the Internet today.